I forgot to mention the cultivation of fantastic relationships within one’s family, as a signature of successful people. At no time, is the destruction of the family in the pursuit of success acceptable.
Body
Being
Brain
Time
People
Money
Many people in life are successful in one or two categories; highly successful people have a balance in all 6 categories.
They also use the Pareto principle, or the 80/20 rule. Long ago sales people were discovered to do the following: 80% of the sales force were responsible for 20% of the sales, and 20% of the sales force were responsible for 80% of the sales. They are considered high leverage people, due to their accomplishments.
When we perform tasks throughout our daily lives, they fall either into the 80% category, or the 20% category. The tasks are either high leverage, or low leverage. One catapults us towards our goals, and the other doesn’t. Highly successful people concentrate on the 20%, the high leverage tasks; not so successful people concentrate on the 80%; the low leverage tasks.
These days I think I am in the low leverage category !!! This election cycle has me baffled about my otherwise overdrive!!!!
I saw plenty of that in real estate. The successful people walked tall, confident in themselves and their work, smiling as if everything was good. They would only associate with the winners (though they were kind to all), never talk negatively about sales or markets, always upbeat. It was a good arena for me, it made me come out of my shyness,gain confidence in myself. Interesting also as a study of people, so much can be learned from the body language.
All that you talked about I see in Trump. His message is always about greatness, even when he has to talk about what is wrong with the country, he never stays too long on the gloom and doom but concentrates on the greatness to be.